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A housing project for chronically homeless people in Salem remains on track to open in early 2024, city officials announced Thursday.
The Sequoia Crossings project will offer permanent supportive housing through 60 studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments at 3120 Broadway Ave. N.E., with case workers from homeless service provider The ARCHES Project onsite.
The Salem Housing Authority said last year the program is intended to provide affordable housing and services such as medical and dental care, addiction and behavioral health treatment, education, employment referrals and counseling to help people who are chronically homeless transition into their own apartment.
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Superintendent Andrea Castaneda plans to announce an initial round of administrative cuts Dec. 12, before a later round in the spring that will include teachers and other school staff.
15 Nov 2023
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Superintendent Andrea Castaneda plans to announce an initial round of administrative cuts Dec. 12, before a later round in the spring that will include teachers and other school staff.
15 Nov 2023
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A Tuesday, Nov. 14, town hall with Councilor Jose Gonzalez, Ward 5, drew a small but engaged crowd of residents. The conversation focused on revenue options for the city and…
16 Nov 2023
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A Tuesday, Nov. 14, town hall with Councilor Jose Gonzalez, Ward 5, drew a small but engaged crowd of residents. The conversation focused on revenue options for the city and…
16 Nov 2023
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McKay High School Principal Antonio Mercado said in a statement Wednesday that a student had been arrested after police found a gun in their locker. “There was no indicated threat…
15 Nov 2023
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McKay High School Principal Antonio Mercado said in a statement Wednesday that a student had been arrested after police found a gun in their locker. “There was no indicated threat…
15 Nov 2023
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SPECIAL REPORT: Legislators head to Denmark to learn about energy efficiency in the company of utility lobbyists and executives. Only one took notes and another plagiarized the agenda in reporting…
16 Nov 2023
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SPECIAL REPORT: Legislators head to Denmark to learn about energy efficiency in the company of utility lobbyists and executives. Only one took notes and another plagiarized the agenda in reporting…
16 Nov 2023
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